Mark Charlton BA (Messiah); MA (University of Western Ontario) Ph.D (Laval) is Professor of Political Studies; Dean, Research and Faculty Development; International Studies Coordinator at Trinity Western University. Author of a number of publications including The Making of Canadian Food Aid Policy Crosscurrents: Contemporary Political Issues, Crosscurrents: International Politics, and The Thomson Nelson Guide to Writing in Political Science.
The Importance of 'Place' in a Globalized World
Speaker(s): Mark Charlton
Date: March 29, 2007
Length: 1:13:08
Product ID: RGDL3702K
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Description
In this lecture, given in the 2007 Winter Term Christian Thought and Culture course, Dr. Charlton examines how, as Christians, we can be global citizens while maintaining a strong sense of 'place'. In doing so, he asks the questions: Why has a sense of homelessness and uprootedness become a characteristic of our modern condition in a globalized world? Why have we lost moral confidence in the local? Have nations become irrelevant?
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